Installing cloud support by command line doesn't show repository into the developer hub

Hi CK

Yes, I used those steps but just thow diferences:

rpm --import http://iotdk.intel.com/misc/iot_pub2.key

smart channel --add IoT_Cloud type=rpm-md name="IoT_Cloud" baseurl=http://iotdk.intel.com/repos/iot-cloud/wrlinux7/rcpl13/

smart update

smart install packagegroup-cloud-azure

1. The key file is: iot_pub2.key  (In this link the key is other file: IoT - Connecting to the cloud | Intel® Software)

2. I installed just the azure support.

Once installed the repo, the Developer Hub doen't show the repo in its web interface.

I have done many times this weekend and the final behavior is the same.

I can install the repo by the Developer Hub, but I think the command line is more productive.

Regards.

Luis.

Hi CK:

Yestarday I found the problem. In the tutorial page of Intel: https://software.intel.com/en-us/node/633286 the way to create a repository by command line is:

smart channel --add mychannel type=rpm-md name="Some repository" baseurl=http://somewhere.com/pub/repos

The example of the tutorial is:

smart channel --add IoT_Cloud type=rpm-md name="IoT_Cloud"  baseurl=http://iotdk.intel.com/repos/iot-cloud/wrlinux7/rcplXX/

...where XX means the number of version or release.

Once if you send the command to the commnad line, the repository is created.

Next you can verify the repository is created with the following command:

smart channel --show

...and this information will appear:

[IoT_Cloud]

type = rpm-md

name = IoT_Cloud

baseurl = http://iotdk.intel.com/repos/iot-cloud/wrlinux7/rcpl13/

But in the IoT Gateway Developer Hub doen't show the new repository.

How I fixed it?

I followed the tutorial about how to create a Repository by the IoT Gateway Developer Hub (now IGDH): https://software.intel.com/en-us/node/633286

Once the repository was created, in the command line I sent the command: smart channel --show

The information that appeared was:

[IoT_Cloud]

type = rpm-md

baseurl = http://iotdk.intel.com/repos/iot-cloud/wrlinux7/rcpl13/

That gave me the clue about deleting an argument in the command used to create the repository.

The correct command used to create the repository was:

smart channel --add Intel_Repository type=rpm-md baseurl=https://download.01.org/iotgateway/rcpl13/x86_64/

( I deleted the argument: name="IoT_Cloud" )

So once the repository was create, the IGDH show the new repository.

I will continue to learn more about the IGDH here into the Innovation Center of Intel Costa Rican Site.

Thanks for you valuable support.

Regards.

Luis Maroto.

Hi CK: You note a new URL: https://download.01.org/iotgateway/rcpl17/x86_64/ Is it the new URL for IoT Support of the IoT Gateway Developer Hub? Best regards. Luis.